dave_tate

do you like the vignetting? added in PS. let me know your thoughts,

does this photo strike you as interesting or just another picture of

an ocean?

using a white background and a pair of flashes, cropped in photoshop

from 35mm. what do you think of this idea? any suggestions to improve

it?

i think you did it, i might even like this one better

please share your thoughts, thanks!

please let me know what you think of this. this is one of my first

attempts with flower photography. please leave a critique, thank you.

let me know what you think, this is one of my first attempts with

flowers, there's a few others in my portfolio as well.

this is great all around. exposure is spot on. concept is original. very nice indeed.

yeah, the head is a tad low but i blame that on thirst. it's difficult to work with such appetizing models.

does this shot look appealing to you? what could you improve on it?

thanks for your input.

i am at the point where i start to wonder if some of my photos are

good enough to sell. yeah i know that's a vague line but i would like

your help. i know this type of photo has been done before but could

you please give me your opinion on it? thank you.

what do you think of this photo? the photo was taken in a small studio

set up, white background, tilt flash (canon 420ex) fired through a

brown beer bottle for the color. if you were to use this as an ad,

what would you improve on? how would you make this better? thanks.

dave

don't be discouraged, i think you accomplished or captured a great shot. no, it doesn't look totally natural but it is beautiful none the less.

please tell me your thoughts about this. honestly there's no real

theme to this. i was just playing with a new technique - using a

flashlight as a source of light. the amber color is shined thru a pint

of ale and then spot lit on the turtle.

nice angle, i wish i could see a little more in the bottom right. i like how the lines lead the eye down the escalator and then back up again.

haha, yes! it works. makes you feel like you're between a few different perspectives.

it's like this...i like the crop and the shape of this photo, but the other has more tusks so it has a lot of appeal. i think the perfect shot would be these dimensions with the inclusion of the tusks on the other one. oh well, we can't always have everything. it's a great shot either way.

i love it! nothing wrong with this picture, you could repeat this with just about anyone and it would work.

hello, please take a look at this photo and tell me what you like and

dislike about it. it was done in a studio with one overhead strobe and

a gelled light on the background. the only purpose of this shot was

to make a picture that was fun and interesting/different. thanks.

what do you think about this? would you do anything different? all i'm

looking for here some creative portrait advice. thank you.

i'll start harsh and end kindly. the seem on the cranium from the autopsy or medical class draws away too much attention. could use more contrast overall to make the cranium stand out more. i'm undecided on the red rose on b & w, mostly because it's been done so much that it's not as unique as it could be. Also the stem sticking out may work against you. This isn't all bad. I like the idea a lot. The light is good. Composition is nice. If you haven't already, it'd be interesting to see a shot with some of these modicications. Good luck.

i like the composition and the message that i get from this photograph. one thing, i would've liked a shallower depth of field rendering the protestor even more out of focus. and i'd like to see a shot of the protestor pin sharp and the cop out of focus, probably even more so because the photo is all about the protestor and not as much the cop. nice shot.

this is excellent in a thousand ways. i was reading through the june issue of photography monthly and there's an on going contest, this month's category is "color impact". something like this comes to mind, it's a winner, well done.

please let me know what you think. this is a photo I took at the

beginning of my photography career. it's a shot of a piece at the

Albright-Knox Gallery in Buffalo. i forget the name of the artist but

i definitely enjoyed this photo.

simply fucking amazing. great color, great motion, great silouetting. great photo.

shot on chrome in early september around dusk. please let me know what

you think. does this work as an informal portrait?